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The introduction of computerized technology particularly the electronic Point of Sales (POS) to supermarkets confronted marketing decision makers with vast resources of data. POS databases are multi-dimensional, comprised of monthly and daily transaction records, therefore time-consuming to analyze. This has led to a new desire on the part of managers to understand the behavioral demand for majority of customers and make better marketing decisions based on new variables. This research presents the use of data mining models, Kmeans clustering and Apriori Association rule, to construct pricing…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The introduction of computerized technology particularly the electronic Point of Sales (POS) to supermarkets confronted marketing decision makers with vast resources of data. POS databases are multi-dimensional, comprised of monthly and daily transaction records, therefore time-consuming to analyze. This has led to a new desire on the part of managers to understand the behavioral demand for majority of customers and make better marketing decisions based on new variables. This research presents the use of data mining models, Kmeans clustering and Apriori Association rule, to construct pricing and store layout decision support system for retail or marketing managers.
Autorenporträt
Challiz Omorog is the Dean of College of Information and Communication Technology at Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges (CSPC), Philippines. For the past six (6) years, Challiz has taught different universities and colleges in the tertiary level. Her current researches focuses on e-learning, e-commerce and digital content development.